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The Teufel Times - Vol 2, Issue 5
A Memo from the Teufel Family
Last month we asked if you would participate in a short survey to let us know how we are doing, and to identify areas for improvement. We sincerely appreciate all of the responses. Feedback (both positive and not so positive) is a valuable tool to guide us moving forward.For those of you who missed the opportunity to participate last month, we have included the survey again, here.
Our featured project this month (Rain, Rain, Go Away ...) is an exceptional outdoor living space. After experiencing the wettest June on record, I know that my family would make use of a similar structure. See if you agree.
Now that the weather may finally be cooperating, this is the perfect time to take advantage of the biggest plant inventory reduction sale in our 120 year history. More details can be found in the Summer Plant Sale article below.
The Teufel Times - Volume 2, Issue 2
An Informative News-Memo for Customers, Vendors,
Business Associates and Employees.
A Memo from the Teufel Family
Here at Teufel, we have always known that it takes more than just premium plants to create an exceptional landscape. And it takes more than mowers, trimmers and shears to maintain your landscape investment. It has always been the people who make the difference. It is our team of dedicated nursery and landscape professionals who really set us apart and make us who we are today.
Linda Teufel - Vice President
Periodically we would like to introduce to you a few of the people behind the scenes. Those who have made a special contribution, been involved in one of our unique projects, or who have a message that is particularly worthwhile. Cheryl Cone, a long time Teufel team member and incredibly talented landscape professional, is featured in "Team Approach" She was also the driving force behind our featured project this month, "If dogs dream ..." I know you will enjoy reading about Cheryl and her very special project.
The Teufel Times - Volume 2, Issue 1
An informative news-memo for customers, vendors, business associates and employees
Out with the Old - In with the New!
Let me start by wishing all of you a very Happy New Year!
I think it is safe to say that 2009 is one year that nobody will miss. There was no need to turn on the television or check the internet since the message was always the same - more bad news.
Larry Teufel, President
Teufel Restructures Under Chapter 11
By BENJAMIN MINNICK
Journal Construction Editor - Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
The weak economy and changes in a lender's plans forced Teufel Nursery to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last year, but now the Portland-based landscaping and nursery company says it is poised to come out of bankruptcy.
Photo by Larry Teufel [enlarge]
Teufel Nursery crews unloaded a 5-ton big leaf maple at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation campus last week in Seattle. Gustafson Guthrie Nichol is the landscape architect.
for full story follow this link: www.djc.com/news/co/12014786.html
Teufel Nursery clears bankruptcy, paying off debts By Eric Mortenson, The Oregonian
Fredrick D. Joe/The Oregonian
Teufel Nursery, a 120-year-old Portland business, reorganized under a plan approved in U.S. Bankruptcy Court this week. The company remained in operation during bankruptcy proceedings, and in August installed landscaping at the new Allison Spa & Resort in Newberg.
The first 120 years in business were rosy compared to the past seven months for Teufel Nursery, a Portland-based commercial landscaping firm. The company's sole lender, Textron Financial Corp., announced last spring it was getting out of the loan business and demanded immediate payment of the $5.3 million Teufel owed.
follow link for entire article: www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2010/02/teufel_nursery_clears_bankrupt.html
